quaint

美音：[kweɪnt] 英音：[kweɪnt]

简单释义：

adj.稀奇古怪的；古雅的

网络离奇有趣的；奇妙的；离奇的

完整释义：

adj.

1.离奇的,稀奇古怪的;古雅的

例句：

It might have been the trees he was addressing on the quaint customs of crystals.
他似乎是对树木作关于晶体的奇妙习性的发言。
He spoke with solemnity and his colossal misshapen nose made what he said very quaint.
他一本正经地说清，他那丑陋的大鼻子使他说的话显得非常古怪。
Buddhism in this country is not really understood; it's regarded as sort of quaint , it seems to be an old-fashioned religion.
在我们这个国家，人们根本不懂佛教是怎么回事，只是把它看成一种离奇的东西、好像一种过时的宗教。
I'll be the first to admit, when you look at the church out in Fauquier County, it looks like a quaint country church.
当你看到福奥奎尔郡的教堂，我会第一个承认那是一个古怪的乡村教堂。
The most popular Yunnanese dish goes by the quaint name of Crossing the Bridge Noodles. The name has its origins in a popular tale.
最有名得滇菜要数“过桥米线”了，听起来名字很古怪，这名字来源于一个广为人知的故事。
One of the first, quaint and timid, said, "Cigarette Smoking May Be Hazardous to Your Health. "
开始只是谨慎保守的提示：“吸烟可能有害健康”。
Mr Mills said it was time for the west to stop regarding the continent as a "quaint curiosity" in cultural terms.
米尔斯表示，在文化方面，西方现在不应再把亚洲看作一个“新奇古怪”的大陆。
I took my wife to see the famous comedian performing at the quaint theater for our anniversary. It was really a night to remember.
为了纪念我们的结婚周年，我带我太太到那家古典又别致的戏院看那个有名的喜剧演员表演。那真是一个难忘的夜晚。

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